The Mad Physician Rules the World
Yang Laosan2018
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Male-Oriented Fiction Urban Fiction SuperpowersDifficult DiseasesUrban FantasyFemale RolesUnderdog RiseComplex HumanityWeb NovelSummary
Han Yu, a down-and-out disciple of the Medicine Sect, happens upon the legacy of the Ghost Doctor and gains extraordinary powers such as soul-capture and ghost-eye arts; calling himself the Mad Physician, he specializes in stubborn and bizarre ailments. He takes a security job at Jishan Hospital and deals with policewoman Feng Jiaojiao, hospital director Gu Lingshan, and others, establishing himself in the city through his medical skill and cunning. The story opens with a dispute in the hospital's security team and escalates until humans, gods, ghosts, and demons all come seeking treatment, drawing him even into conflicts between the Heavenly Court and the Western pantheon; in the end Han Yu becomes emperor of the three realms yet still descends to the mortal world to practice medicine and seek beauties. The book centers on light, gratifying urban face-slapping and wondrous medical arts, interspersed with interactions among several female characters.Editor's review
A typical urban supernatural power-fantasy: the protagonist Han Yu rides his Ghost Doctor legacy to slap faces, heal the sick, and subdue all factions, fast-paced with dense gratification beats—suited to readers who want to relax and unwind. The opening hospital security-team episodes have a touch of street-level comedy, and combining medicine with gods and ghosts has some novelty. The weakness is that female characters are written formulaically, and later the plot balloons from the city straight into a three-realm power struggle, with rough logic and characterization; readers who want rigorous worldbuilding may be disappointed.Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers who like urban supernatural power-fantasy
- Readers who prefer medical-genius, hidden-strongman setups
- Readers seeking light, stress-relieving, fast-paced reading
Not a good fit for
- Readers who dislike multiple-heroine, harem-style writing
- Readers who value rigorous logic and character depth
Reading tips
- The first few chapters focus on hospital security-team daily life; use them to judge whether the flavor suits you
- Read it as stress-relief power-fantasy and don't overthink the later power inflation
- If you dislike multiple-heroine interactions, skip those side threads and focus on the medical main line
FAQ
Is this book completed?
According to the ending of the main text it is completed, about 653 chapters in all.What is the protagonist's identity?
A down-and-out disciple of the Medicine Sect who, after gaining the Ghost Doctor's legacy, calls himself the Mad Physician.Is it single-heroine or multiple-heroine?
Multiple-heroine oriented, with interactions involving Feng Jiaojiao, Gu Lingshan, and several other women.This site is an index: you start “Search all sources” in your browser, and the entries it lists all point to third-party sites; please judge their availability yourself.
About the author
Yang Laosan AuthorYang Laosan (English name: Yang Laosan) is an author active in the field of Chinese online literature. His nationality, dates of birth and death, and other personal details are not clearly established in publicly available sources, so verifiable public information about him is limited. The library currently holds ten of his works, including Kuang Yi Tian Xia (Crazy Doctor Under Heaven), Super Security Guard, Super Ring, Super School Doctor, Top-Rated Female Boss, My Hot Beautiful CEO, and Top Beast Master. Judging from these works, Yang Laosan's writing is mainly concentrated in male-oriented fiction and urban fiction; common categories also include premium fiction, quality web fiction, and social fiction. His themes often center on protagonists with special skills and carry a distinct flavor of urban wish-fulfillment and light entertainment. His titles frequently use prefixes such as "super" and "top-rated," and his style is direct and accessible with a brisk pace, suited to online readers seeking casual entertainment. His representative works largely reflect this thematic orientation.